miles for the week

He's good to me but then I rarely take breaks and I run hard.

 

It's good to see you guys getting the miles.That's what I want toget when I get there.

 

If you do the following...you should get good miles:
1.) Dont complain about the loads you get. Take whatever load you get and run it.
2.) Don't Waste time. Leave early, deliver early. Keep the left door shut and stop only when you absolutely have to. When your 10 is up...roll out. Don't wait for daylight. You don't run bankers hours.
3.) Keep your dispatcher informed but dont message or call him unless you need to.
4.) To the best of your ability get your load there. On time...or early...every time.
Do that and you should get the miles...oh yeah...and don't. Wreck

 

Thanks and I'm a real stickler about time.I have zero tolerance for Tardiness.I always plan my drive to work or anywhere to be there at the given time.Safety is always first if you plan right.Do you guys also take truck home on Hometime

 

3290 and a night in Albany.

 

Mine parks at a truck stop about ten miles from me. As I don't have hard ground to support the weight of the truck and trailer at home. 10 miles is a perfect distance I ride the bike out there every other day.

 

Usually when i go home i drop either at Castle and Cooke or Miller. Either way i usually end up with no trailer and bobtail home. Since i have to pass near Miller no Matter where they send me I can pick up a trailer on my way out.

 

Scratch that, snuck one more in for 3831.

 

3780 last week, 3220 this week. Switched dispatchers. It's been like a new lease on life since

 

Who did you switch from/to?